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Minimum of 5 years of tax management experience in a CPA firm. CPA certification required. Proficiency in tax software (Thomson Reuters) and Microsoft Office Suite. Tax Manager: focused on client management, provides strategic tax advice and is a leader for the tax team, reviewing returns and providing guidance to the team.
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Kapsch TrafficCom develops smart solutions to make mobility safer, more sustainable and efficient for everybody.
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Work with outside CPA firm as required. Our company is currently seeking a Bookkeeper Office Manager to join our team! Work with outside CPA firm as required. This position comes with a nice large office not a cubicle.
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CPA or Enrolled Agent certification. We've been true to that purpose since brothers Henry and Richard Bloch founded our company in 1955. CPA or Enrolled Agent certification. Conduct tax interviews with clients face to face and through virtual tools - video, phone, chat, email.
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Nichols, Cauley & Associates, LLC, a growing CPA Firm with multiple offices throughout the State of Georgia, is searching for College Students interested completing an Audit Internship Program with the firm.
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